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during the first 3 weeks of postnatal life in rodents, both HPA feedback control mechanisms and brain receptors for opioids and corticosteroids reach their critical development. Stressful insults applied to developing mice during this period produce long
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structural abnormalities, as well as by degenerative changes in the brain (Weigner & Jacobsen 1998, McCall 2004 ). Both micro- and macrovascular cerebral diseases occurring in diabetic patients and the direct neuronal damage caused by chronically elevated
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mechanisms including brain insulin resistance, brain oxidative stress, impaired mitochondrial function in brain, changes in synaptic plasticity of hippocampus and loss of dendritic spine ( Pratchayasakul et al. 2011 , 2015 , Pipatpiboon et al. 2012
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-insulin resistance, but also impaired brain insulin sensitivity, brain mitochondrial dysfunction and cognitive decline ( Pintana et al . 2012 , 2013 , Pipatpiboon et al . 2013 ). Testosterone is an androgenic steroid hormone, which plays an important role in the
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Introduction Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is an insult to the brain from the application of an external physical force that leads to temporary or permanent structural and functional impairment of the brain. TBI is a leading cause of injury
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insulin resistance ( Pratchayasakul et al . 2011 ) but also leads to negative effects on brain mitochondrial function ( Pipatpiboon et al . 2012 ). Several previous studies have demonstrated that insulin resistance is associated with learning and memory
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progressively decrease with age ( Smith et al . 1989 ). There are many causes for impairments in GH and IGF1 secretion during adolescence including, but not limited to, traumatic brain injury, malformations of the hypothalamic/pituitary gland, neoplasm within
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gland. Such morphological characteristics resemble brain astrocytes. However, the biological significance of FS cells is still under discussion. Pituitary FS cells do not produce any of the classic pituitary hormones, however; they regulate the
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blood–brain barrier (BBB) by non-saturable transmembrane diffusion, consistent with its low lipophilicity ( Pan et al. 2007 , Price et al. 2007 ). This finding suggests that peripheral nesfatin-1 (either endogenous or exogenous) may access the CNS